How Komparzon works, where prices come from, how shipping costs are shown: all the answers about our European price comparator.
Find all the answers to your questions about Komparzon, a European price comparison site.
Komparzon is a free European price comparator. For a given product, it brings together on a single page Amazon prices in six countries (France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands) and offers from partner retailers, with shipping costs when known.
Enter a product name, a brand, a model number or a barcode in the search bar. Each product page shows offers from the different shops, ranked by availability, then price (shipping included when known).
Type a product name (e.g. “iPhone 17”), a brand, a manufacturer model number or a barcode (EAN). Search fixes common typos and understands several languages (for example “zapatillas” or “Kopfhörer”).
Try more general keywords, check the spelling or search for the manufacturer's model number. If none of our partner shops sells the product, it does not appear: we prefer to show no result rather than an off-topic one.
Amazon prices are collected at least every 12 hours, with delivery costs to your country when Amazon shows them; the collection date is displayed. Partner retailers' catalogues are checked twice a day, and an offer whose catalogue could not be read for 48 hours is no longer shown. The price that counts is always the one on the seller's site at the time of purchase.
All our partner shops' prices are currently in euros: no conversion is needed.
If you can't find the answer to your question, don't hesitate to contact us.